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What Online Platforms Can and Must Do to Help Mitigate Escalating Political Violence
June 23, 2026
Scientists Show How Particle Interactions Control Flow of Soft Materials—Like Ketchup
June 12, 2026
Hardcore Gamers Nurtured Nvidia and the AI Boom. Now They Feel Betrayed by Big Tech.
May 23, 2026
Can Hackers Pull Your Fingerprints from Photos on Social Media? Experts Explain
June 1, 2026
What It's Like to Go Inside New York City's Dank, Dangerous, Bug-Filled Sewers
June 4, 2026
Study: Protected bike lanes increase Citi Bike rides by nearly 400 rides a month
June 9, 2026
Ph.D. Candidate Omid Emamjomehzadeh's Flood-Risk Framework Gives New York a New Tool to Protect Its Roads
July 22, 2026
His research on the state's large culverts has earned him the NYU Urban Doctoral Fellowship, and a place in how New York plans for the next storm.
LaGuardia Airport Runway Reopens After Sinkhole Caused 2-Day Closure
May 22, 2026
Investigating NYC manhole cover complaints after woman's fatal fall
May 20, 2026
AI tool reveals climate shifts may have fueled bursts of bird evolution
July 20, 2026
Solar Panels Promise To Help Save the Environment. But What Happens When They Die?
July 29, 2026
A new perspective article explores how solar panels are recycled, and how designing green energy sources means thinking ahead to the end of the technology’s life.
Self-Assembling Nanoparticles at Room Temp Could Transform Drug Delivery
August 8, 2025
Doctors Are Calling 'Inverse Vaccines' the 'Holy Grail' for Fighting Diseases Like MS and Celiac
May 15, 2025
Facebook and Instagram's 'Addictive Design' May Violate European Law, EU Commission Finds
July 10, 2026
'Inverse Vaccines': The Promise of a 'Holy Grail' Treatment for Autoimmune Diseases
May 12, 2025
Why Biology Must Prioritize Data Reanalysis in the Era of Artificial Intelligence
July 22, 2026
Universidades de Cuatro Países Trabajan en Cartagena sobre el Futuro del Mar Menor
July 14, 2026
Hiring Is Now AI Vs. AI. What Happens When Humans Are Engineered Out?
July 17, 2026
NYC job alert: City seeks BQE czar to rebuild ramshackle triple-cantilever
July 8, 2026
Carbon to Value Initiative Opens Applications for Year 6 Accelerator to Help Carbontech Startups Build Partnerships
June 30, 2026
Midtown Manhattan High-Rise Stable After Columns Buckled, Officials Say
July 8, 2026
From Data Centers to City Streets: Rethinking Infrastructure in a Digital Age
May 28, 2026
Engineering professor on why columns may have buckled in New York City building
July 7, 2026
Many Child Safety Features on Social Apps Don't Work, Report Finds
June 29, 2026
ChatGPT Is Ready to Connect to Your Bank Accounts. Should You Let It In?
July 1, 2026
Midtown High-Rise Under Scrutiny After Buckling Column Discovered During Office-to-Apartment Conversion
July 8, 2026
CUSP x MOT: Urban Technology Management Knowledge Track
ACADEMICS | PROGRAMS
Seeing Through a Robot’s Eyes: Augmented Reality Helps Humans Predict Machine Behavior
June 10, 2026
New Associate Professor Mahla Poudineh Brings Autonomous Biomedical Technologies to NYU Tandon
September 15, 2026
New Faculty Fellow Jing Zhang is Teaching AI to Make Sense of the Physical World
September 15, 2026
New Assistant Professor Justin Bui is Pioneering Autonomous Chemical Engineering
September 15, 2026
Honeybee hives may reveal the microbial signatures of urban aerobiomes, researchers at NYU Tandon find
March 29, 2023
Translational and transformational
April 7, 2023
In celebration of World Health Day, we look at the NYU Tandon research that’s revolutionizing patient care
What’s eating at you?
April 26, 2023
A new pill regulates appetite through electrical stimulation of the gut
Swallowing this pill-shaped sensor could help you avoid invasive procedures
February 13, 2023
Forget Ozempic injections — scientists are working on an electronic pill that could regulate appetite
May 9, 2023
How mapping America's "firearm ecosystem" could help lead to gun violence solutions
May 12, 2023
People’s everyday pleasures may improve cognitive arousal and performance
August 7, 2023
According to new research involving MINDWATCH, a groundbreaking brain-monitoring technology developed by Rose Faghih
Researchers’ app could help people with visual impairments navigate the NYC subway
July 27, 2023
Could coffee and AI music help improve productivity and cognition?
August 8, 2023
Microscopy image segmentation via point and shape regularized data synthesis
October 2, 2023
Biomedical Engineering chair Andreas Hielscher and his students are partnering with clinicians to predict and mitigate stroke risks
October 17, 2023
Their non-invasive medical device has won a competitive NYU grant aimed at commercializing technology
The White House wants to stop gun violence. How will we know if its plan works?
October 1, 2023
What’s in the air?
November 13, 2023
NYU Tandon School of Engineering partners with real estate company Lendlease to create “buildings of the future” that can detect airborne viruses
You’ve heard of poetry slams; how about Grad Slams?
November 27, 2023
Ph.D. candidate Devjoy Dev explains his complex research on the connection between sleep and the gut — in under three minutes
Asylum seekers’ mental health benefits from sheltering in refugee centers, new study reveals
November 27, 2023
GLASS participants shine
December 11, 2023
NYU Tandon’s Global Leaders and Scholars in STEM (GLASS) initiative is creating engineers ready to contribute to a brighter world
NYU Tandon researchers develop self-assembling, self-illuminating therapeutic proteins
December 20, 2023
National Science Foundation taps NYU Tandon with $5 Million grant to advance accessibility
January 17, 2024
Advanced technology will assist people with blindness and low vision navigate their surroundings
Data science can be a valuable tool for analyzing social determinants of health and help solve root causes of health inequities
March 26, 2024
Paper comes from NYU-Moi Data Science Social Determinants Training Program